On Sat, May 2, 2009 at 2:00 AM, zayatzz <alan.kesselm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This indeed is major clue that i did not think of before. But i think
> that the problem is not what you think - the arts block is in
> front.index.html.
>
> It seems i have some kind of cache problem - since when i comment out
> (or delete) lorem ipsum in arts.html -
>
I doubt it is a cache issue. Django templates don't cache without explicit
caching set up, when you make a change to a template, the page should change
(unless your browser caches it, which would require front end caching set up
in some way.
> {% extends "front/index.html" %}
>
> The lorem ipsum is still loaded into template and the lorem ipsum is
> not in from/index.html
>
> index.html cant be overwriting arts.html either because index.html
> only has
> <snip>
Start without the extends for a little while. I still think that is the
problem. If it isn't that, than there is a CSS or some other styling that is
hiding your markup. You can look and see if that is case by viewing the page
source and seeing if your markup is there.
I hope that helps,
Michael
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